[girlangler]

Sorry Bud, but I have a REAL hard time believing your version of this, although I didn't see that particular segment.

"They had supposedly killed some game, but ate it all up that evening while they were getting snowed in. Out of food they were frantically calling for help from their hunting cabin..."

First off, I doubt they ate a whole wild turkey that day, unless they were really hungry. Apparently you post this nonsense without knowing the basics of harvesting/eating and preserving wild game.

And, BTW, what's this got to do with these regulations on public land?

Oh, and I remember seeing a TV broadcast about an AR activist who tried to be a survivor at Ted Nugent's home. Just cause you read it, saw it broadcast, doesn't make it reality, Bud.

Geeze, I'm glad I have something better to do than watch TV and evolve my life around the BS!!!!!

[SJackson]

It's a great story though. Snowed in for the night, ate a raw turkey (I don't see them much in snowstorms), ate it raw, feathers and all. I ate a coyote once, but I skinned him first. With my fingernails.

If "calling" means cell phones, hey're nice, I've heard some sad stories about people who've depended on them for their safety. More accurately, the volunteers on the other end who respond to the call.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"...who tried to be a survivor at Ted Nugent's home."

That depends upon whether you're the dinner or the invited guest for dinner, LOL!